Lucy In Blue Reykjavik, Iceland
Psychedelia revisited melodically and methodically. The young quartet from Iceland delivers atmospheric grooves laden with soft harmonies and soaring guitar leads, in a trudge across the tundra or foolishly sitting still on a hill.
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